Regional mechanics of the beating heart

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Regional mechanics of the beating heart

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Mathematical modeling provides a useful tool to understand the normal and abnormal mechanical function of the heart. The large deformations that take place during the cardiac cycle require that finite deformation elasticity must be used with the governing laws of physics. In addition, the complex geometry and microstructural arrangement of cardiac muscle requires that numerical and computational methods need to be used to solve the resulting nonlinear equations. This chapter summarizes a cont...

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2007

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Nash, Martyn / Hunter, Peter

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/8614

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